I have fixed the issue for now.
Thanks for all the replies. I went with a box fan. I then use the side panel at an angle to help direct as much of the air flow as possible into the case and it has worked miracles. Both cards will now run at about 78 under full load!
To respond to some specific suggestions....
I don't really want to introduce ice into the case, this seems like a lot of work, and very prone to accidents. Good idea, but just not for me.
Flyingweasel, I have this exact setup as well, but I don't think my case is large enough to get enough room between the cards to help. I have 2 fans in front pulling. 2 on top, front one pulling rear pushing. 2 side fans pulling, and one rear pushing out heat. They are all corsair fans, but it just wasn't doing the trick
. I think it's because this specific machine is a smaller case. When I built it I hadn't planned for 2 GPU's under 100% load for days 
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Again thanks for all the help.
Thanks for all the replies. I went with a box fan. I then use the side panel at an angle to help direct as much of the air flow as possible into the case and it has worked miracles. Both cards will now run at about 78 under full load!
To respond to some specific suggestions....
I don't really want to introduce ice into the case, this seems like a lot of work, and very prone to accidents. Good idea, but just not for me.
Flyingweasel, I have this exact setup as well, but I don't think my case is large enough to get enough room between the cards to help. I have 2 fans in front pulling. 2 on top, front one pulling rear pushing. 2 side fans pulling, and one rear pushing out heat. They are all corsair fans, but it just wasn't doing the trick
. I think it's because this specific machine is a smaller case. When I built it I hadn't planned for 2 GPU's under 100% load for days . Again thanks for all the help.